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Those of you can, ought to get out and vote. Really. Then politicians might be able to get back to focusing on some real issues again.

The problem with pensions did not start with the advent of pension plans.

The California Public Employees Retirement System is suing the city of Compton, California, for falling behind in its pension payments.

A panel of lawmakers has heard recommendations for reforming Kentucky's public pension plan in an effort to make it solvent.

The California city is the first to cease payments to the state's public employee pension plan. CalPERS suggests the city needs to get its books in order.

Diane Braunstein joins Pension Benefit's Quality Management department and Philip R. Langham joins the Benefits and Payment department.

Dood-Frank, the tax treatment of retirement plans and the fate of the DOL's Borzi will all be certainties for discussion in early 2013.

Bond issuers for the bankrupt California city say the state pension fund should be on the hook for money they're owed. The fight could get ugly.